"الحرية من الرغبة في الحصول على إجابة ضرورية لفهم المشكلة"
— Jiddu Krishnamurti
Simplified Meaning:
When we try to solve a problem, it's important not to rush to find a quick answer. Sometimes, if we focus too much on wanting an answer right away, we might miss important details about the problem itself. For example, if a person is trying to figure out why they feel stressed, immediately thinking it's just because of their job might ignore other factors, like their sleep or personal life. By not jumping to conclusions, they can explore all possible reasons. This thorough understanding helps in finding a better solution. It's like fixing a car; if you think it's just the battery without checking the engine, you might not actually fix the issue. So, taking time to fully understand every part of the problem can lead to better answers and solutions.
